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King Charles III and Queen Camilla's romance is an «all-conquering love that's left a lot of collateral damage,» Patrick Jephson told ET on Friday. Jephson, now a journalist, also served as Princess Diana's private secretary in the 1980s and '90s.«The polls are fairly unequivocal at this point,» Jephson told ET's Kevin Frazier.

The BBC’s chief yesterday said the broadcaster will “never” again screen its era-defining Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales and urged other broadcasters to follow its example.

The BBC has apologised for the Princess Diana Panorama interview and paid the late royal's private secretary Patrick Jephson "substantial" damages as a result of how interviewer Martin Bashir obtained it. The British Broadcasting Corporation apologised "unreservedly" to Jephson and has agreed to pay a "substantial sum" in damages as the two parties agreed on a settlement.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC and Commander Patrick Jephson, who was private secretary to Princess Diana, have reached a settlement over the harm caused to him around the infamous 1995 BBC “Panorama” interview.Princess Diana was interviewed by journalist Martin Bashir on the program. An independent investigation into the program, conducted by Lord Dyson, found that the public broadcaster “fell short of the high standards of integrity and transparency which are its hallmark.” The Dyson report also found that Bashir used deceitful methods to gain access to Princess Diana.

BBC has paid Princess Diana's private secretary "substantial" damages as a result of the infamous Panorama interview.The corporation announced it has paid Patrick Jephson a “substantial sum” in damages and has apologised “unreservedly” to him over the way Martin Bashir obtained his 1995 Panorama interview.A BBC statement said: "The BBC and Commander Patrick Jephson have reached a settlement following publication of the Dyson Report."Commander Jephson was the Private Secretary to Diana, Princess of Wales. The BBC accepts and acknowledges that serious harm was caused to Commander Jephson as a result of the circumstances in which the 1995 interview with Diana, Princess of Wales was obtained, which have become apparent as a result of the Dyson Report."The BBC apologises unreservedly to Commander Jephson for the harm caused to him and has paid his legal costs.

Princess Diana used to carry around a small fridge full of her blood over fear of being “under the threat of physical danger”.The late princess would keep spare supplies of her blood with her security team as a precaution for if Diana was ever attacked.According to former private secretary Patrick Jephson, the small fridge of blood would accompany them if they were ever travelling overseas.Mr Jephson said: “Particularly when we were abroad or in the developing world, we would carry a little refrigerator full of spare supplies of Diana’s blood.“That sure took the glamour out of it.

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell tell-all interview, A former senior aide of the late Princess Diana is also comparing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal rift to the late Princess of Wales' dealings with the monarchy. Diana's former private secretary and chief of staff, Patrick Jephson, recently opened up to CNN about the royal family.

A former staff member has opened up about how the situation between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the royal family feels like total déjà vu ahead of the Oprah Winfrey tell-all interview.

As anticipation builds for Oprah Winfrey’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a former aide to the prince’s mother is reminding everyone that lying behind the headlines is a fractured family and people who are hurting.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are experiencing similar struggles to those Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, faced with the royal family, according to a former staff member.

Meghan Markle's brand will 'fail' unless the royal lives a life of sacrifice and service, Princess Diana's former chief of staff has warned. Patrick Jephson, a leading brand and reputation management expert, has warned the royal couple who moved to LA last year.

It is 25 years since Princess Diana's bombshell interview with Martin Bashir and a new documentary has looked into how it came about, posing new questions in the process.

Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor did extensive research to prepare for their roles as the tragic royal couple on season 4 of “The Crown”.

Princess Diana took a fridge filled with her own blood when she went abroad in case she suffered any medical problems, including being attacked.

Princess Diana was so scared for her life she carried around a fridge full of spare supplies of her blood.

Princess Diana's former private secretary is voicing some concerns he has with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new chapter after they step down as senior royals. Patrick Jephson, who was employed as a private secretary for the late "People's Princess," compared her struggle after leaving royal duties to her son Harry's impending situation, stressing that "Megxit" may not be easy for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after all.